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Newspaper
Cheyenne State Leader
Location
Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1912
Page
10
Tonight Cheyenne hosts a meeting to form a permanent Cheyenne Manufacturers Association. A tentative plan calls for a five member board, annual exhibit, auditorium, and fair freight rates, with dues, entrance fees, and possible assessments funded by invested capital.
An old advertisement fragment touts a cold remedy claiming to relieve head ache and body distress. It mentions doses and a signature line attributed to If. W. Srove, with unclear instructions and partial branding.
The article describes Senator Lea opposing pork barrel amendments including a $60,000 Utah hamlet request and a $200,000 Idaho town project. Warren and Smoot argued with him, but Lea remained obdurate, signaling a halt to costly building bills despite past allowances.
Mrs A Tt King of the Union Pacific died in Salt Lake City after a cancer battle. Bridge workers on the Union Pacific switch to a ten hour day after April 1. Officials including Roadmaster Vaughn and Superintendent Jeffers visit the west end division amid a Hanna collision inquiry showing no rear end crash.
Letters from Miss Cecilia M. Gaver Miss Suaver and Miss Euta McCandess describe relief from monthly sickness nervous strain and weakness after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Blood Purifier. They vouch for improvements in health and urge others to try the remedies.
Burglars entered Jim Hawkena’s saloon early yesterday and stole whiskey, gin, and a large quantity of hooch valued at about $4,500. A back door was smashed then officer Jack OBrien arrested Fred Knox, porter of the maroon, with a quart of gin as a crime suspect.
Funeral services for Herman W. Glafcke were held yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at the family residence on Carey avenue. Pallbearers included M. Newman, BE. W. Brookhart, Thomas Castle, A. D. Johnston, EB. Rivenberg and T. F. Burke. Interment followed at Lakeview cemetery.
Cheyenne enjoyed a high class performance of The Bohemian Girl featuring Bianche Morrison as Arline and Thaddeus Pollah nobly portraying Phillipe. The production impressed with elaborate scenery, impressive acts, and strong choruses, earning enthusiastic audience applause.
Sheriff Rigdon and County Attorney Roach returned from California with two men wanted here J C Allen and Walter Keenright Allen faced a 400 check fraud charge and fled to San Diego Keenright tied to Oscar Bonds hold up and Robbery of 150 dollars He was released on bond to appear at the spring term of district court Requisition papers were waived and both men traveled home quietly The trip was praised by the officials and the public message urged support for a candidate by wire from the start.
The notice promises triple votes on new subscriptions and double votes on old ones until Saturday at 9 p.m. Participants can win a $25 gold watch or a B. M. F. touring car, with a $150 Victor Victrola as a future prize, while improving chances on regular awards.
Voting totals listed for multiple candidates in Cheyenne District 1 include Miss Mae Lao 69 310 Miss Ethel Breither 60 010 Miss Cecilia Rite Wi 56 240 Miss Addie Swangy 65 736 Miss Ida B Cald P v 48 975 Miss Muriel Bruce 32 350 Miss Agnes R Wotlork 29 520 Mrs T C Crabb 18 400 Miss Sadie McCluskey 150 Normandie Hotel Miss Marie Smith 1 290 107 BE 18th.
A fragmented list names individuals and addresses across Cheyenne and multiple Wyoming counties. It enumerates residents from Cheyenne north of 22nd street to Ft. Run well and includes broader county territories with names, towns, and property values.
Swedish chapel on the south side hosts special meetings on Thursday and Friday evenings. Rev Carl O Dahlen of the Swedish Baptist church of Denver will preach. Music will include several fine solos conducted for the Cheyenne State Trader.
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